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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28


Danish navy during the war with Ger
many.
About hundred ladies and gentle
men met at the new rooms Of the G. I.
A. Society last Thursday evening, and
tripped the light fantastic till about 2
o'clock the next morning, under the vo-
cal and musical manipulations of Prof.
Dickhaut. All who attended the socia-
BILE report having spent pleasant even
ing.
The wedding at Mr.. w. L. Dexter's
residence on Wednesday evening of last
week was a very happy affair, although
Walter and Mrs. Dewey were troubled
with "lump in the throat" Mr.
Dewey managed by a mighty effort te
keep his lump down, and gave the youns
visitors some useful instructions IL
"sparkin'."
, Ayers Sarsapsrilla is prescribed ant
! ! recommended by eminent physicians
! and is taken with perfect safety by ok
and young Its cleansing and vitalizin!
effects are sure and speedy, and it i
4 universally conceded to be the most eli
: fective CT all blood purifiers.
! Capt. w. C. Davidson died at his resi-
dence on Grand street, last Saturda,
}, night from paralysis. Deceased wa
e born in Dumfries, Scotland, in 1919, an,
!, was in his 9th year. In early manhoo
he was a captain, and in his variou
cruises visited nearly every country o.
! the globe. He resided some years i
Brooklyn, N. Y, where he worked i
II the navy yard. Came to Kenosha abor
: 20 years ago, where he has always bee
l. identified with the vessel interests. Th
funeral took place Monday afternoo
Or under the management of the vess,
g men of this city, Father Cleary officia
ling,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15
MILK FEVER CURES.
Remedies That Have Been Tried with
More or I.ess Success

More or Iess Success
The honest lover Of the dairy is al
ways happy when he is giving 10 the
world any information that will in any
measure tend to eradicate or amcli-
crate that dread disease. milk fever.
in the dairy DR. Mcintosh. professor
Of veterinary science in the University
Of Illinois. claims to have discovered q
prescription that. If faithfully and
hcroically followed. will in all cases
prove r remedy. Az least such he
says has been the result in his prac-
tice. Here is the formula:
Ammonia aromatic. ....--..--......... 10 or
Spirit OF nitrous ether. .---.............1 or
Mix this well and divide II into ten
doses. Three ounces are % he given
every half hour after the presence Of
the disease j. detected. After five
doses are given. then continue the
doses AZ intervals Of one hour till the
balance i administered. Each dose Is
to be given in half pint Of cold
water. DO not stop until all j. given.
He also administers from one TO one
and half pounds Of EPSON salts.
with one ounce Of ginger. the whole TO
be dissolved in half gallon Of cold
water aud given at one dose. Also
s,ix one and one-half pounds Of good
mustard with warm water and rub
over the loins, and cover with rug.
After doing this the animal generally
lies quietly for about eight or ten
hours. when she will be able 10 get up.
She does not require any after treat
mcnt II the medicine has been all
given. II the animal seems conscious
and takes little food. but Is unable
to &C; up. give the following for a
week il necessary: Nux vomica in
drachm doses three times daily in
little Cruel. Tho doctor says il Is the
giving Of this large quantity that cures
the animal. 1t is well to preserve all
such remedies and put them where
they can be found when wanted.
There Is not hardly dairyman in
the land that has not lost one or more
valuable cows with this disease. and
any remedy that will prove successful
In the majority Of cases will prove
boon indeed. and the wise man will
try ali the remedies that appear rca-
sonablc until no finds something that
will give tho necessary relief. --Anseri-
ssw Dairvmaa.
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NJ - ohse Mss Il pews = Dosiag ~
Natural Css.
A correspondent Of the Cincln nati Com
m<rcsaf predicts IN overwhelming dIsas-
ter 70 the sections Of country occupied BY
the natural gas wells. and Il 90 positive
In his assertions that he urges the calling
Of IN extra session Of Congress 10 take
somc action In the matter. Ho says:
Boring for natural gas should be prohib-
tied by stringent laws. Tho good people
OF Ohio and Indiana while trying 20
develop tho gas magaxincs. do not
take time TO consider that they are
toying with force that may destroy
this country and themselves The
danger that impends Is well known 70
scientists. Two hundred years ago In
Chine there was just such craze about
natural gas a. we have Ia this country
to-day. Gas wells were SUNK with a. much
vim and vigor as the Celestials were capa-
bic Of; but owing TO q gas explosion that
killed several millions OF people and tore
up and destroyed a large district OF coun-
try, leaving large inland sea. known on
the maps A. lake Foo Chang the boring OF
any more gas wells was then and there pro-
hibited BY law. II seems, according to the
Chinese history, that MANY large and
heavy pressure gas-wells were struck,
and In some districts wells were sunk
quite near 70 each other. Gas was
lighted az soon rs struck, as IL done in
this country. IL IL stated that ono well.
with It's unusual pressure, by induction
or back draft, pulled down into the earth
the burning gas Of a smaller we'll, result>
ing in Q dreadful explosion Of q large
district and destroying the Inhabitants
thereof Lake Foo Chang rests on this
district The same catastrophe is immi-
nent In this country unless the laws re-
strict further development In boring 90
many wells. Should similar explosion
occur there will be such an upheaval NJ
will dwarf the most terrible Of earth
quakes ever known. The country along
the gas belt from Toledo through Ohio.
Indiana and Kentucky will be ripped up
to the depth OF 1900 to $50 feet and
Topped over like a pancake, leaving .
chasm through which the waters Of Lake
Erie will come bowling down, filling the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys, and blottin g
them out forever. Some prompt action
should be taken at once 70 prevent this
catastrophe"
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-Quefn Victoria = exactly i've feet
high Y
DR. II. 7. Pock. Professor az Latin
and Greek In Columbia College. Il
barely thirty years Of age.
The American Scaman's Friend
Society has agents n sixty-six ports in
three continents. and has made 463. 1852
volumes accessible TO scamcn in the
past year.
Henry Ward Beecher had no idea
Of the value % money. lie would buy
pictures and bric-a-brac without think
ing u the price. and give the articles
away % the first person who fancied
them.
Miss Alice Ldhgfellow Is one Of the
officers 81 the Society for the Collegiate
Instruction Of Women. and il often
seen At the Harvard Annex building.
where. they say. she Is regarded by the
students with - love amounting almost
20 reverence.
In the matter Of libraries this coun-
try Is said TO contain Gin round num-
bers) nearly $500. each with 800 vol
nmes or over. and total Of more than
2O.500.O00 Of volumes. Forty-seven
public libraries have each over so. 600.
IN. y. Witness.
Senator ingalls, home at Aichison,
Kan. consists Of the house In which he
and his wife spent their honeymoon.
together with such other wings and
rooms as have been added from time
10 time. Originally there were only
four rooms. Now there are eighteen.
Elijah Smith, the Oregon railway
magnate. thinks breakfast the great
meal Of the day. He takes no lunch
and Is careless about dinner. but starts
In on every days work with his stom-
ach supplied with an amount Of food
which win suffice for at least ten
hours.
A relic Of Dick Wilmington il
now being cleared away through the
advance Of alterations and improve
ments in London. 1t is shabby. rus
tic. red-tilcd building. inscribed
.-Gresham House. once the residence
Of Richard Wilmington. Lord Mayor.
1874 Rebuilt 1906"
One Of the most eccentric rich men
in New York City is the venerable Ben
jamin Richardson. He is said 10 be
worth s2.oO0.0oC or more. but lives in
tumble-down house in Harlem. He
holds d mortgage for $50o.0o0 against
one Of the most prominent insurance
companies in the city. Mr.. Richard
son owns the historic Washington
coach. which he lets out whenever
there is demand for the revolutionary
relic.
Sir William Dawson has been en-
gagged for some time past on revision
Of wei Known work. THE Story Of
the Earth and Man. Sir William is 4
hard-worked college chief. but he de-
votes several months Of each year to
his geological pursuits. II may be
added that the contributions Of his son.
Samuel Dawson. +. X ). c.. 10 geolog-
ical literature have already attracted
attention among the leading scientific
circles Of Europe PM The Epoch
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HUMOROUS.

"a guilty conscience needs no &C
cu~cr." says the proverb. with great
truth. The guilticr man conscien &c.
the more willing he is TO worry along
without an accuscr. Merchant 7rGU-
eicr.
1.-THE recent cyclones are said 70
have moved on parbolic curve.
That is evidently the difference between
cyclone and tornado. which moves
on diabolic straight line C,cago
Journal
Mrs. Harlem Aren't the Pals
AIDES wonderfully fine. Cousin Tom?"
Cousin Tom (who was born and has
lived in st. Louis) Cant say. Never
seen play. But wore gcin' ter yank
the pcnnant this year n don't you for.
get it,"-- Td- Bits
a judgr. joking . young lawyer,
said; III Won and were 70 be Iurned
into i lore or an ass which would
You prefer to bcs'' The ass. TO be
sue. replied the lawyer" I've heard
OF in as being made a judge. but a
~ 49, 80 r8tfIN~
TIE near-sighted man who imi-
faiei TIE Tine Toby act nv taking
wat lie tho ight was fly tcnderly 70
the window and saying IS he let Il 60.
There l. room enough Ia this world
for thee AMI me. will not initiate the
Uncle Toby act again. His 1y was a
wasp. - SomerriHc JonrauL
"A rcal-rstatc agent. who was try.
ing g sell some land lying along the
margin Of river. was asked il the river
did not sometimes overflow lis banks
We'll. he answered. II must say that
theriver Is not one Of those feeble. sickly
streams that are always confined to
their bcds.--N y. Ledger.
''Oh. Rowcna," exclaimed yolti-
germ Tsprmeasurc, dropping on his
knees without struggle. s'your
beauty fires my heart W" ''My dangh-
ter" said old Hengist whcatcorncr.
entering the Dom. II will divide
the contract with you: I will fire the
rest q him." Which he did. -- Burdcfte.
80 The son Of the soil in Texas APP
pears to be having tough time this
season. The editor Of the Flatonia
Aryss sings:
rhe chnchbue eats the farmers grain
the becmoth spells his honey.
The bcdoug nils him full Of pain.
The humbug scoops his money"
" First Gentleman (entcring the
apartment Of second Gcntlcman)
About . year ago you challenged me
y fight q duclp" Second Gentleman
(sternly)--"I did sir" First G. -
And told you ] had Just been mar
ried and did not care 10 risk my life
q any such hazard" Second q. laugh
mgly(-"I remember sir" First q.
toitterly)-"wcll, my feelings have
undergone . change; any time you
want 70 tight let me know. Bon jouE."
NJ Psrp Figaro
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Mrs. John Sherwood says that the
American hand Is smaller than the En-
giish hand, but the nails arc not as hand
some. the English nails are al most uni
versally rosy and shell like, end cut to q
rou nded, slightly tapering point kept
always scrupulously clean. The skin At
the base Is pushed back 10 show the onyx,
. little white half moon. This onyx Is
carefully cultivated and polished by the
Creoles Of New Orleans TO show that the v
have no black blood In their veins. Nc
matter how fair the compile xion. the val
liable insignia Of pare bio Cd is wanting to
the octoroon u the onyx is clouded. With
persons who employ a manicure the ony =
develops every day moro and more. With
those who are careless OF this precious
gem Of beautiful hand, the onyx 10
sometimes completely hiddenn
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Lucy Larcom was mill hand. Maua
Granger first earned her livelihood by
run ming sewing me- iEe. Sarah Bern
hardt was dressmaker's apprentice.
Adelaide Nelson began life as child's
urse- Miss Braddon was q utility act
ress. Anna Dickinson was school.
teacher The French actress, Rachel,
played the tambourine ia the streets and
sang aud begged for q dole Christine
Nilsson was poor Swedish peasant add
ran barefoot in childhood. Minnie Hacks
father was shoemaker, in the most
straitened circumstances. The mother OF
Clara Louise Kellogg was at one time :
professional spiritualist medium
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A lady In Barringcr township. says tho
ssatesvilie (N o. Landmark, had heard
that sprinkiing little gnnpowder on the
IRE would prevent hawks from molest-
ing chickens Hawks were very trouble
some among her chickens and she got
the powder-horn and proceeded 70 pour .
little stream Of powder on the fire. What
might naturally have been expected 10
follow did follow-thc FIRE ran up into The
horn, the powder exploded aud her hans
~ a = foru IN ~ rres
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Herr Fortelka, a Lieutenant In the Aus
trian army, during the first campaign in
Bosnia received bullet n his right eye,
and speedily became totally blind Since
his blindness he has invented. in addition
70 . magazine rifle. new micrometer, an
apparatus for automatic mapping, new
sort Of unpowier, two machines for the
ants-oxid alton OF metals At small cost,
aud number Of small ueviccs. When
either great or minute measurements are
in question:" says Herr Fortelixa, Tho : Q
who see with their eyes are often wrong,
while T. who see with my fingers, am
rights The models OF his inventions
have been entirely made BY himself with
the help Of pieces Of wood. string and
WirA
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Don't try 20 mulch TO save labor a
cultivation as some 40. and get vils
compound Of straw and weeds Mulch.
ins i often only the excuse Of the shift
les gardener. ~ Farmers Rcricm.
III you wish 70 prevent weeds and
grass from growing on the walk ways
sprinkle Kerosene oil freely. but be
careful not to get II on the plants YOU
wish to grow along the borders.
-Soapsuds make special fertilizer
for celery. aud where only small
space can be devoted to that crop. A.
IN garden. all the soapsuds o. the
house should be saved and applied
thereon.
One Of the most absurd and mischiev.
Gus errors Of the day Is that o. the
father who gives 70 the son destined
for farmer an education inferior 10
that he bestows upon the one des-
tined for profession. Ben: Perley
Poorc
Fife cn-Minute Cake - Two cups
sugar, three eggs. one cup milk. three
cups -four, three teaspoonfuls baking
powder, one tcaspoonfnl ilayoring.
Bake in four layers fifteen minutes and
use any kind Of icing you desire. -
Cincinnati Times.
Only a mother knows the varied
discipline 81 hopes and fears. and Joys
and SORROWS, through which Il mother
passes 10 glory; for this Is the mothers
pathway, and she rarely walks on
higher road, or one that may lead to
perfection. Mrs.. Prenfiss.
Wheel grease and all other grease
on cotton goods may be taken out with
cold. soft water and any good soap;
soft soap is best In cases Of long
standing wet the spot with Kerosene
oil and let il soak for some hours, then
wash as before directed.
Breakfast Rolls. Take three cups
Of sweet milk. one cup Of butter. two
teaspoonfuIs Of good yeast. and mix
with flour enough to make dough. Let
rise over night; in the morning add
one egg, knead thoroughly and let 1t
rise again. When light make out in
rolls. place IN the pans. keep warm and
bake when very light. Louisville Cour.
Ter.
-Stewcd Small Fruits. Persons with
whom many Of the small fruits. espcc
tally currents and Strawberries, dis
agree when eaten raw. can eat them
with impnnity IL they are stewcd. AL.
low from onc-quarter to-onc-half pound
81 sugar TO each pound Of fruit. accord
cording to its acidity. and stew only
until done This Is an excellent way
TO prepare fruit for children -D cDsor-
esfs.
Those who follow the dairy inter-
ests-the butter interests have. nc.
cording to a well known Massachusetts
dairyman. found in the Jersey and the
Guernsey the best butter cows. They
will. in his opinion. make the most and
best butter. This dairyman. after re-
peated experiments. finds that the best
butter j. produced from one-half Jer-
sey and one-half Guernsey cream. -
Clersiand Lcader.
BLACK CAKE-In this cake fruit
may be used. or dried apples. two cups;
soak over night in a little water. chop
fine. size Of peas. boil in a cup Of mo
lasscs~ and stir frequently until pre-
served through. Beat three eggs, work
one cup Of butter and two cups Of SUI
gar together. one-half cup Of molasses,
one teaspoonful each Of nutmeg. cloves
and cinnamon. five cups Of iionr
(drrdge your fruit with iD, one cup Of
sweet milk and one heaping teaspoon.
full Of soda Household
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WHATEVER name or designation Is gwen
70 Fever and Ague, or other intermittent.
diseases II Is safe TO say that Malaria or Z
disordcred state of the Liver is at fault.
Eliminate the impurities from the system
and . sure and prompt cure is the imme-
date result. Prickly Ash Bitters Is the
safest AMI most effective remedy for all
hillary troubles, kidney diseases, and like
com plants that has ever been brought be-
fore the public A trial Is it, best recon-.
mendation.
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In Forolgn CountFtoSs
AZ we'll as in that OF its origin, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters Is q remedy OF the utmost
In South America, the West
lndies, Guatemala, Mexico and Australia,
IL 10 = highly approved preventive OF ma
larial fevers, and . preferred remedy for
dyspepsia, liver complaint kidney and
bladder debility, rheumatism and nervous
mesa II has distanced competition hero
and abroad. and its constantly increasing
sales point 70 limitless enlargement OF its
sphere Of benehcence in many continentA.
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Some one has told you that Jour catarrh
Il incurable. 1t is not 50. DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy Will cure it. 1t is pleasant
TO use and 1t always does its work thor
oughly. We have yet to hear Of case In
which II did not accomplish cure when
faithfully used. Catarrh is d. sease which
IL Is dangerous to neglect A certain RENEE
dy is at your command. Avail yourself OF
IL before the complaint assumes more
serious form All druggists.
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Why LAuPa Lost U1er Bese
Laura once had IN af1ueEt beau
Who called twice fortnight. o. 80
Nov she sits. sunday eve.
All lonely " Grieve.
Oh where 10 her rccr<4nt beous
And Why did he leave Laura syI
Why, he saw that Laura was . languish-
Ing, delicate girl, subject 70 sick headaches,
sensitive nerves and uncertain tempers;
and knowing what lifelong trial y fret
full sickly wife. he transferred his atten'
tons 70 her cheerful, healthy cousin, Ellen:
The secret 10 that Laura's health and
strength are Slapped BY chronic weakness,
peculiar 20 her sex. which Ellen averts and
avoids by the use Of DR.. Pieroe's Favorite
Prescription. This 10 the only remedy, FOL
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
anteo from the manufacturers, that II will
give satisfaction in every case or money
will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
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HoRRIBLE poisons and hereditary faint OF
children. See the July number Of Demo-
rests Monthly Magazine for the recent
astounding disclosures Of science Of the
poisonous effects Of alcohol as found in
wine, beer, whiskey, bra ndy, etc. Price ~
cents. Sold everywhere, or address W..
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sAnsossoog Ceunsy, Ma. y fous
tines . large = Rhode Island, !" but II u
pot Rhode Island The hippopotamus 10
four times ~ big - The biggest editor,
but the hippopotamus . not N editor.
okse don't eount
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AILS
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10 you feel duE. languid. lov-apirited. lifc-
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cally and mentally; cxpericnoe ecneo q
fulIne~ Or boating after eating Or q zone.
me- me- tongue ~ s cossed bitter a. 6sd sssfS d
% 6ssdschea SIurrsd eyessst' sfosfins spScks
before the eysf nervous hos s %
biting, transient pains here and there. cold
feet, droWsincm after meals. vakefuinees. o.
disturbed and unrcfrcehing Sleep constants
indescribable feeling Of dread. or Of impend.
III Il you have N. or my considerable numbes
that most common Of American maladics--
bilious Dyspepsia. or Torpid Liver. associated
with Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become: the
toms. No matter what stage II hes reached.
Dr. Isiorcesu Golden Medical DtocOvery
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maladies are quite liable TO ct IN and sooner
or later. induce fatal termination.
mr.. Piercess Golden medfeoI Die.
eOvery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
cicanscs the system Of ali blood-tainfs and im-
purifieA from whatever cause arising. u y
equally efhcacious In acting upon the Kid
neys. and other excrctory organs, cieananes
strengthening. and healing their diseases. ~
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh and strength. In malarial district1,
this wonderful medicine has gained grcoe
celebrity In curing Fever and Ague. Chils ana
Foyer, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases;
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The Cochin parade-ths morning strut
Of the barn yard fowls.
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Novrs in the bsss society-the fan :
Esrm Journal
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Waltharn
Dust Proof
Watches

w &S&A1~O
were originally made for rail-
way men, whose service par
ticularly required an abso-
lutely tight closing case.
They have given entire
satisfaction. and their reputa-
ton has spread SO rapidly,
that they have become the
standard Watches for Millers,
Miners, Lumbermen. Far
mers, Mechanics, Engineers,
Travellers and others whose
occupation requires a watch
which is proof against dust
and moisture.
Over 10000 WALrHAM
PATENT DUST PRooF CASES
are now in actual use.
The WALTHAM were the
first PATENT DUsr PRooF
CASES manufactured, and are
the only ones which com
pletely exclude dust and
moisture from the movement.
They are far superior to
all others claiming equal
advantages.
Each genuine case is
plainly marked with the
name and trade mark Of the
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH
COMPANY.
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST CLASS
JEWELLERS.
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ErAxps to reasonable gentleman whe
has the door. zyanseript.
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THE Best Disinfcctant remedy for Skin
irrifations 10 Glcnn's sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Soc The best
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II q cough disturbs your sleep, take
Piso's Curs Tor Consumption and rest well
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from . common BIotch, or Erlption, 70 the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum. "Fever-eoree."
Scaly or Rough Skin. In short. all diseases
caused BY bad blood are conquered By this
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
is benign influence. Especially has L mani
fested its potency in curing letter. Eczema,
,rysipelaa Bois. Carbunclea. Sore Eyes. Scroll
,lous Sores and Swellings Hfp-joint Disease
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents IN
stamps for Z large Treatiee, with eoiored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amoune
"FO0 THE BLOOD - THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using Dr. Plerccsg
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion. 3 fair skin. buoyant spirite. vital
strength and bodily health viii be established